https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-security/hide-nat-csm-security/m-p/4718568#M1094929 <P>Hello All</P><P>A rather basic enquiry but a frustrating one.</P><P>I am trying to allow a&nbsp; hide-nat host out to the Z-Scaler Range, all subnets within the range has access to the Z-Scaler Zen, apart from 1 host. I am in a position where I am unable to disable this due to current services traversing through this and to create a new one.</P><P>Currently their is a hide-NAT in place for said host. (Many to one), which is going through our WSA's proxy,&nbsp;A NAT object is created for said host which is the masking the internal IP address as per normal.</P><P>This host is rather an important host and needs to continue to run out of the WSA's however I need to allow connections to the Z-Scaler range also, shall&nbsp;I create a new NAT rule for this ?</P><P>Any input would be appreciated!</P> Wed, 09 Nov 2022 11:10:03 GMT nexusrouter 2022-11-09T11:10:03Z https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-security/hide-nat-csm-security/m-p/4718568#M1094929 <P>Hello All</P><P>A rather basic enquiry but a frustrating one.</P><P>I am trying to allow a&nbsp; hide-nat host out to the Z-Scaler Range, all subnets within the range has access to the Z-Scaler Zen, apart from 1 host. I am in a position where I am unable to disable this due to current services traversing through this and to create a new one.</P><P>Currently their is a hide-NAT in place for said host. (Many to one), which is going through our WSA's proxy,&nbsp;A NAT object is created for said host which is the masking the internal IP address as per normal.</P><P>This host is rather an important host and needs to continue to run out of the WSA's however I need to allow connections to the Z-Scaler range also, shall&nbsp;I create a new NAT rule for this ?</P><P>Any input would be appreciated!</P> Wed, 09 Nov 2022 11:10:03 GMT https://community.cisco.com/t5/network-security/hide-nat-csm-security/m-p/4718568#M1094929 nexusrouter 2022-11-09T11:10:03Z